London – The Comedy Wildlife Photography Awards photography competition opened for wildlife enthusiasts to capture fun scenes of safari-worthy animals in Kenya.
But you don’t have to go to the middle of the forest: any non-domestic animal – including insects – is worth recording as a photo or video while doing something in the park, on the street, on the beach or at the zoo. .
Registration is free and open to children and adults, amateurs or professionals.
Six categories of the photography contest
The competition is divided into six categories: land creatures, air creatures, sea creatures, portfolio (photo series), video and ThinkTank Photo Junior for photographers up to 18 years old.
Each participant can submit a maximum of 10 images and two videos of up to 60 seconds.
The funniest photo of the contest wins a safari in Kenya
The overall winner of the competition earns the title of Comedy Wildlife Photographer of the Year, a trophy and a week-long safari in Kenya’s Masai Mara reserve and a close-up look at Africa’s biggest animals.
The winners of each category of the competition receive a certificate as an Award-Winning Photographer. The winner of the portfolio category will showcase their work on the Amazing Internet website for one year.
For more information and to enter the Comedy Wildlife Photography Awards photo contest Click here.
Those who prefer to take photos of pets can also benefit from the other competition organized by the same organization, in which pet images are awarded.
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Winning photo: Aiii!!!
The image of a golden monkey in trouble in China has been the winning image of the Comedy Wildlife Photography Awards photo contest.
British photographer Ken Jensen said that the expression resembling pain is actually a way for the monkey to threaten his opponents. But at first glance, the scene is more of a comedy than a threat.
Where is the masquerade?
British John Speir received the award for the best photograph of the competition in the category of Airborne Creatures. He had caught the moment when a dry leaf had left the dove masked.
Prairie Dog Ninja!
Award-winning footage in the World Creatures category was made by Arthur Trevino, who describes the scene:
“When the eagle failed in his attempt to capture this prairie dog, he was not frightened. He leaped towards the eagle and surprised him long enough to take shelter in a nearby cave. The true story of David vs. Goliath!”
Time to go to school…
The best photo of the Sea Creatures competition was taken by Chee Kee Teo, showing the mother otter taking her baby to swimming lesson.
Hugging best friend after isolation
The kingfisher’s awkward embrace was videotaped by Indian Rahul Lakmani, who won the competition as best.
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You only had one damn mission!
One of the partners of this bird duo did not do his bit of teamwork. Video courtesy of Demond McDonald / United States.
deadly forward
In the video shot by Fabiano D’Amato / Switzerland, the swan appears to have been influenced by the climate of the Olympics.
Don’t Worry, Be Happy!
The blue dragonfly seems to have received very good news in Germany.
welcome wave
In Sweden, a red dragonfly appears to greet photographer Matias Hammar.
release the sound
A baboon photographed in Saudi Arabia by Frenchman Clemence Guinard demonstrates his singing ability.
Snake’s Smile
The joke had to be good. Isn’t the laughter of the vine snake photographed by Aditya Kshirsagar in India contagious?
common sense laughter
Gray seal photographed by Martina Novotna / England laughing without losing British appreciation
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observation point
In Russia, the brown bear cub has the best location in the world to observe the wonders of nature around it. Photograph by British artist Andy Parkinson.
“We are too sexy for this beach”
The choreography of the penguin trio caught everyone’s attention in the Maldives. And also from Joshua Galicki / United States.
Ready for anything that comes and goes
In India, the chameleon seems ready to face any challenge. Photo courtesy of Indian Gurumoorthy Chenai.
Error! Missed the target!
In the fight between kangaroos in Perth, Australia, the kick of one of the fighters went far away from the opponent. He never sent his greetings. Photo courtesy of Australian Lea Scaddan.
to face crime
In Greenland, a wild horse nearly swallows the camera when photographed by Dutchman Edwin Smits.
It deserves applause!
The brown bear, photographed by American Rick Elieson, dances happily in Alaska.
Dinner Smoked Venison
The tiger appears to be carrying a log to the dinner fire in Jim Corbett National Park in India. Photo courtesy of photographer Siddhant Agrawal.
dance for victory
The monkey shines among its peers at Tadoba Andhari Reserve in India, shot by Sarosh Lodhi.
Did I let you take my picture?
In Atacasdero, California, he doesn’t seem to like having the bird photographed by Patrick Dirlam.
How can you open that damn window?
Caught in France by photographer Nicolas de Vaulx Draguignan, the raccoon cannot suppress his curiosity to see what’s inside the house.
Shhh, I’m so hungry it hurts!
Owl seems to have a good time in San Bernardino, California. Photo courtesy of Anita Ross.
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source: Noticias
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